OK, thanks. I got sn correct then, but couldn't figure out first name, I misassumed that it was givenName (I thought LDAP standard for first name was givenName, that must be Active Directory standard).


Thanks!

Hi all,I'm currently in the process of assisting a company in provisioning accounts via a Classic ASP page using SOAP. I have been able to provision accounts correctly but I am unable to set a first name, last name, and display name for the account as I don't know what the relevant fields ar...

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at the moment i am working on a client's project + school + part-time job. if i have any spare time in the future, I'll likely continue it.

hmm, someday at least - on hiatus for the moment - life's fairly busy ;)

see http://www.zimbra.com/forums/showpost.php?p=6269&postcount=3 for examples of the soap calls required to create/provision an account.if you want to call this from perl you may want to use a soap library for perl such as: http://www.xav.com/perl/site/lib/SOAP.html (i'm no perl developer, i...

hmm ok. the reason i am using it on centos 3.5 is because it is a dedicated server with BurstNET and the version of centos they install is 3.5.
i might try building from source if that resolves the issue.

hey there,i am currently running centos 3.5 with the 2.6.10 kernel. i have previously succesfully installed milestone 1 on centos 4.1 with no problems, this time however i am trying to install zimbra m2 on a new dedicated server that i have. i recently installed zimbra on this server and during the ...

you need to add an authtoken element with the authentication token of an administrator account. should be located in the tag which is located in the tag.example request to create an account: http://www.w3.org/2003/05/soap-envelope">http://www.w3.org/2003/05/soap-envelope"> authToken goes h...

pplayerz has installed zimbra on one domain (xdomain.com) and the registration script resides on a complete seperate domain (ydomain.com).

ok. it appears that you can't set a cookie for another domain from one domain.
for example:
setting a cookie for domain y from domain x. i will have to rethink this. is there any way to put the ZM_AUTH_TOKEN into the query string, instead of sending it as a cookie?